Exquisitely Carved Bastet Goddess Coral Jasper Design Bracelet

Made with elastic cord, wrist circumference approximately 15 cm (contact designer for adjustments) Minerals used: Agate from Alxa, Coral Jasper, Iolite, Obsidian The Goddess Bastet: In the most ancient myths, Bastet was originally a lion-headed war goddess. Over time, she evolved into the cat goddess we know today. During the Greek rule, she was further transformed into a deity representing the moon. Her name is also associated with the Egyptian perfume jars, leading to her sometimes being called the "Guardian of Fragrance." Furthermore, she is a protector of the home, symbolizing resistance against illness and evil spirits. Fossilized Coral Jasper, also known as Chrysanthemum Jasper, features vibrant, flower-like patterns resembling chrysanthemums. It forms when coral reefs, created after coral bleaching, are permeated with calcium carbonate. Through hundreds of millions of years of geological shifts, geothermal processes, and intense heat and pressure, this fossilized jade is formed, earning it the title of "organic gemstone." Alxa Agate, belonging to the Gobi stone family. Legend has it that Alxa has endured hundreds of millions of years of wind and sand erosion, absorbing the essence of heaven and earth. It is revered as "Sari" of the earth, with the saying, "a thousand agates, ten thousand jades." Made with elastic cord, wrist circumference approximately 15 cm (contact designer for adjustments) Minerals used: Coral Jasper Fossilized Coral Jasper, also known as Chrysanthemum Jasper, features vibrant, flower-like patterns resembling chrysanthemums. It forms when coral reefs, created after coral bleaching, are permeated with calcium carbonate. Through hundreds of millions of years of geological shifts, geothermal processes, and intense heat and pressure, this fossilized jade is formed, earning it the title of "organic gemstone." Coral Jasper is the only gemstone with a "living" quality, and the colors, patterns, and textures of each finished piece are "unique," never repeating. Considered one of the three great organic gemstones alongside pearls and amber in the West, it is also listed among the Seven Treasures in Eastern Buddhist scriptures. In ancient times, coral was regarded as an auspicious symbol of good fortune, representing nobility and power. Alxa Agate, Coral Jasper, and natural crystal and jade used in this design are natural minerals. Natural characteristics such as mineral inclusions, ice cracks, cloudiness, and flat surfaces are normal phenomena. As these stones are semi-handcrafted into bracelets or carved pieces, minor imperfections in smoothness or roundness are inevitable. Those who cannot accept these natural variations, please refrain from purchasing to avoid any inconvenience for both parties. The displayed images may exhibit color variations due to differences in phone or computer models. All products are subject to the actual item. Please ensure you accept these conditions before placing an order. Thank you for your understanding.